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  • Meta AI Independence Day Stickers 2024: How To Send Festive Wishes On WhatsApp, Instagram, And Facebook |

    Independence Day 2024: As India marks its 78th Independence Day, social media is overflowing with patriotic posts and heartfelt messages. While it’s common to forward Independence Day greetings and share ready-made stickers, there’s something special about creating your own. AI-generated images and stickers offer a unique and personal way to express your patriotism which makes your messages even more meaningful on this important day.

    Steps to Generate Independence Day Images and Stickers Using Meta AI on WhatsApp:

    – Open WhatsApp: Launch the app.

    – Access Meta AI: Tap the top search bar labelled “Ask Meta AI or Search” or open your chat with Meta AI.

    – Create Image Prompts: Focus on visual descriptions in your prompts for better accuracy.

    -Avoid Errors: Use clear, detailed prompts to minimise spelling mistakes.

    Here are a few images produced with prompts from Meta AI on WhatsApp:

    Meta AI Prompt: Generate an image of the Indian flag flying on a clear day.


    Meta AI Prompt: Imagine the Indian flag waving in a storm


    Meta AI Prompt: Generate the Indian flag waving in the wind.


    Meta AI Prompt: Generate an image of a soldier with the Indian flag.


    Meta AI Prompt: Generate an image of children waving Indian flags.


    Now that you know how to create stunning posters with AI, make the most of this Independence Day with Meta AI. Use it to add a special touch to your celebrations and share your unique designs with friends and family.

  • From UCC, B’desh Unrest To Surgical Strikes: Key Highlights From PM’s Independence Day Speech |

    On the occasion of the 78th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag today, Thursday at Red Fort in the national capital, for the 11th consecutive time. PM Modi also addressed the nation from Red Fort and spoke about several issues like ‘one nation one election’,Women’s Safety,  Education System, Natural Disaster, Bangladesi Hindus and other.

    Key Highlights of Modi’s 78th Independence Day Speech

    – Viksit Bharat 2047:PM Modi stressed the importance of India becoming a developed nation by 2047, calling on citizens to unite in pursuit of this goal.

    – Women’s Safety: Prime Minister said that its the needed to publicize punishments for crimes against women to instill fear of consequences among perpetrators.

    – Talking about medical seats Prime Minister said the creation of 75,000 new medical seats in the next five years.

    “In the past decade, we have increased medical seats to nearly one lakh. Today, around 25,000 youths go abroad every year for medical education. Therefore, we have decided that in the next five years, 75,000 new seats will be created in the medical field,” said PM Modi.

    -PM Modi also took an unequivocal pitch for a uniform civil code in the country, assert that a “secular civil code” in place of the existing “communal” one is the need of the hour.

    “The laws that divide the country on the basis of religion, the laws that become the reason for the discrimination–such laws should have no place in society,” PM said.

    -Bangladesh Voilance: While addressing the Bangladesh issues, PM Modi expressed concerns of 140 crore countrymen to ensure the safety of Hindus and minorities. 

    ” India always wants our neighbouring countries to walk the path of prosperity and peace. We are committed to peace…In the days to come, we will continue to wish well for Bangladesh in its ‘Vikas Yatra’ because we think about the welfare of humankind,” he said.

  • Independence Day Gallantry Awards: Colonel Manpreet Singh and Three Others Awarded Kirti Chakra |

    Independence Day 2024: On the eve of India’s 78th Independence Day, President Droupadi Murmu approved 103 gallantry awards for armed forces and Central Armed Police Forces personnel. These honours include four Kirti Chakras and 18 Shaurya Chakras, recognized as the nation’s second and third-highest peacetime awards for extraordinary bravery and determination. Among these, three Kirti Chakras and four Shaurya Chakras will be presented posthumously, according to a statement by the defence ministry on Wednesday.

    Colonel Manpreet Singh, who heroically led an anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag last September, received the Kirti Chakra posthumously. Alongside him, Rifleman Ravi Kumar (posthumous), Major Malla Rama Gopal Naidu, and Deputy Superintendent of Jammu and Kashmir Police Himayun Muzzammil Bhat (posthumous) were also honoured with the Kirti Chakra.

    ‘राष्ट्रीय वीरता सम्मान’#भारतीयसेना ‘कीर्ति चक्र’ विजेताओं के #अदम्यसाहस और #बहादुरी को नमन करती है। इनकी वीरगाथा आने वाली पीढ़ियों के लिए सदैव प्रेरणा का स्त्रोत रहेंगी ।#भारतीयसेना #स्वतंत्रतादिवस#IndianArmy#78thIndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/fSdSU8HD2q
    — ADG PI – INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) August 14, 2024

    In addition to the four Kirti Chakras, the gallantry awards comprised 18 Shaurya Chakras (with four awarded posthumously), one Bar to Sena Medal, 63 Sena Medals, 11 Nao Sena Medals, and six Vayu Sena Medals.

    President Murmu has also sanctioned 39 Mention-in-Despatches, including a posthumous recognition for Army Dog Kent for its vital contributions in various military operations. Colonel Manpreet Singh, the commanding officer of the 19 RR, was killed during a counter-insurgency operation in Anantnag last year. A second-generation army officer, Singh had served for 17 years.

    Bhat, 34, also lost his life in the same operation. His father, Ghulam Hassan Bhat, retired as an inspector general of police in Kashmir. Most of the personnel recognized on Wednesday showed exceptional bravery and leadership in counter-terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir, an area currently experiencing a surge in terrorist activities and daily encounters.

    ‘राष्ट्रीय वीरता सम्मान’#भारतीयसेना ‘शौर्य चक्र’ विजेताओं के #अदम्यसाहस और #बहादुरी को नमन करती है। इनकी वीरगाथा आने वाली पीढ़ियों के लिए सदैव प्रेरणा का स्त्रोत रहेंगी ।#भारतीयसेना #स्वतंत्रतादिवस#IndianArmy#78thIndependenceDay pic.twitter.com/YA1oIrrDsb
    — ADG PI – INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) August 14, 2024

    The recipients of the Shaurya Chakra include Colonel Pawan Singh of the 666 Army Aviation Squadron (Reconnaissance and Observation), Major CVS Nikhil of the 21 Para (Special Forces), Major Aashish Dhonchak of the 19 RR (posthumously), Major Tripatpreet Singh of the 34 RR, Major Sahil Randhawa of the 34 RR, Subedar Sanjeev Singh Jasrotia of the 5 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, Naib Subedar P Pabin Singha of the 56 RR, and Sepoy Pardeep Singh of the 19 RR (posthumously).